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Long-necked jar (hu)
Long-necked jar (hu)
Globular jar with flared mouth, cylindrical neck, globular body, lower portion of body tapering inward to a countersunk base, and two loop supports for simulated ring handles on th...
Long-necked jar (hu)
Long-necked jar (hu)
Globular jar with flared mouth, cylindrical neck, globular body, lower portion of body tapering inward to a countersunk base, and two loop supports for simulated ring handles on th...
Aydin kilim carpet
Aydin kilim carpet
The rug is a standard size for both nomadic carpets and kilims. As with most rugs woven by pastoral groups, it is relatively small because loom size is limited by the need for easy...
'Heavenly Blisses for the Righteous Soul,' in 'The Desert of
Religion'
'Heavenly Blisses for the Righteous Soul,' in 'The Desert of
Religion'
Allegory, or extensive use of symbolism in a
moralising story, has a long tradition in Christian literature.
'The Desert of Religion', a poem in a northern English dialect,
uses th...
Seven ponds and a few raindrops
Seven ponds and a few raindrops
Muslin stainless steel tamarind and natural dyes...
Untitled (group photograph)
Untitled (group photograph)
Sitter information:
Madame Sauturce(?)
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, Albert Edward (1841-1910)
Sir William Hart Dyke Bt. The Right Honorable Sir William Hart Dyke 7th Bt. (7...
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L'art des équivoques : hérésie, inquisition et casuistique. Questions sur la transmission d'une doctrine médiévale à l'époque moderne
L'art des équivoques : hérésie, inquisition et casuistique. Questions sur la transmission d'une doctrine médiévale à l'époque moderne
On se propose l'investigation des sources médiévales de la « doctrine » des équivoques et des restrictions mentales défendue à l'Époque moderne par des théologiens catholiques (en ...
Coin of Pantikapaion
Coin of Pantikapaion
Obverse: Obscured (satyr l. wearing ivy wreath).
Reverse: Cornucopia between hats of Dioscuri; above, eight-rayed stars....